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Sorry, misunderstanding. The chat still exists, but you don't necessarily have access to it unless you're using a dedicated IRC client that's set to log everything.
"The chat room" is not the same as "the conversation that we had using the chat room." DS ( talk) 00:32, 29 March 2023 (UTC)
I saw that section you added to the Prusiner article, and that really wasn't appropriate. It was sourced, yes, but it... it was written in such an inappropriate style that it was pretty well unsalvageable.
Should the article on Prusiner mention how controversial his work was at first, absolutely. But not like that. DS ( talk) 17:19, 11 September 2023 (UTC)
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@ DHN: If the article Đại từ nhân xưng were more general, and equivalent to the English article Personal pronoun, then the article Vietnamese pronouns would be a particular case of the above two articles. If you were to start a Vietnamese article equivalent to Vietnamese pronouns, what would be the title? "Đại từ nhân xưng tiếng Việt" does not seem right since the article would be already in Vietnamese. Or perhaps "Cách xưng hô của người Việt," "Đại từ nhân xưng của người Việt," etc.
I am looking to explain (in English for later generations) in our family history the meaning of the tile "Cụ" which is used as a polite title to address our ancestors, and found it is mentioned in Vietnamese pronouns, where all pronouns were not capitalized.
In English, titles such as Mr., Mrs., etc. are capitalized. See, e.g., Title and Capitalization where it is written "Most English honorifics and titles of persons, e.g. Sir, Dr Watson, Mrs Jones, His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh. This does not apply where the words are not titles; e.g. Watson is a doctor, Philip is a duke."
I noticed in Vietnamese, many times, titles like "Cụ", "Ông", "Bà", etc. were not capitalized, e.g., "ông Carter" ("mr. Carter") instead of "Ông Carter" ("Mr. Carter"). Is there a definitive rule of capitalizing titles in Vietnamese? Or is it up to the writer to capitalize to express respect, politeness, etc.?
Consider this 2008 proceedings of a meeting of Vietnamese historians. In the Opening Remarks by Vuong Van Kiet, p.9, it was written "Chúa Nguyễn" ("Lord Nguyen") with title capitalized, but in the first article by the well-known Vietnamese historian Phan Huy Le, p.12, it was written "chúa Nguyễn" ("lord Nguyen") with lowercase title.
Historian Trần Trọng Kim in his well-known 1920 book Việt Nam Sử Lược also did not capitalize titles, e.g., "vua Nhân Tông và vua Anh Tông" ("king Nhan Tong and king Anh Tong").
An ancestor of ours passed the triennial exam "Huong" in the 35th regnal year "Canh Hung" under "King Le Hien Tong." The Vietnamese article Giai thoại kỳ thú về niên hiệu Cảnh Hưng của vua Hậu Lê did not capitalize the title "King" ("Vua") but wrote "vua Lê Hiển Tông," so are Wikipedia articles such as vi:Lê_Hiển_Tông.
In current Vietnamese literature, such as Tài năng và nhân cách lớn của nhà chí sĩ yêu nước Nguyễn Văn Tố Internet archived 2021.06.14, it seems that "regular" titles such as "cụ" ("senior"), "ông" ("mr = mister"), "bà" ("mrs = mistress"),... are not capitalized, except for titles connected to a profession or to the government such as "Bác sĩ" ("Doctor"), "Thiếu tướng" ("Major General"), "Chủ tịch" ("Chairman"),... where only the 1st word is capitalized.
The Vietnamese article vi:Chức_danh, which was linked to the article Title as its "equivalent," is still in a poor state, and is not exactly the equivalent. Capitalization rule for "titles" in Vietnamese was not mentioned.
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I just noticed that you posted on 2023 Nov 7 the image c:File:1946_Ho_Chi_Minh_Leclerc_Sainteny_2.png that I uploaded on 2023 Jun 15 in the articles Jean Sainteny ( Revision diff) and Ho–Sainteny_agreement ( Revision diff), and wondered how you found out about this image. Perhaps there is a search method I did not know, and can learn from. Thank you. Egm4313.s12 ( talk) 16:23, 20 January 2024 (UTC)
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Sorry, misunderstanding. The chat still exists, but you don't necessarily have access to it unless you're using a dedicated IRC client that's set to log everything.
"The chat room" is not the same as "the conversation that we had using the chat room." DS ( talk) 00:32, 29 March 2023 (UTC)
I saw that section you added to the Prusiner article, and that really wasn't appropriate. It was sourced, yes, but it... it was written in such an inappropriate style that it was pretty well unsalvageable.
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@ DHN: If the article Đại từ nhân xưng were more general, and equivalent to the English article Personal pronoun, then the article Vietnamese pronouns would be a particular case of the above two articles. If you were to start a Vietnamese article equivalent to Vietnamese pronouns, what would be the title? "Đại từ nhân xưng tiếng Việt" does not seem right since the article would be already in Vietnamese. Or perhaps "Cách xưng hô của người Việt," "Đại từ nhân xưng của người Việt," etc.
I am looking to explain (in English for later generations) in our family history the meaning of the tile "Cụ" which is used as a polite title to address our ancestors, and found it is mentioned in Vietnamese pronouns, where all pronouns were not capitalized.
In English, titles such as Mr., Mrs., etc. are capitalized. See, e.g., Title and Capitalization where it is written "Most English honorifics and titles of persons, e.g. Sir, Dr Watson, Mrs Jones, His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh. This does not apply where the words are not titles; e.g. Watson is a doctor, Philip is a duke."
I noticed in Vietnamese, many times, titles like "Cụ", "Ông", "Bà", etc. were not capitalized, e.g., "ông Carter" ("mr. Carter") instead of "Ông Carter" ("Mr. Carter"). Is there a definitive rule of capitalizing titles in Vietnamese? Or is it up to the writer to capitalize to express respect, politeness, etc.?
Consider this 2008 proceedings of a meeting of Vietnamese historians. In the Opening Remarks by Vuong Van Kiet, p.9, it was written "Chúa Nguyễn" ("Lord Nguyen") with title capitalized, but in the first article by the well-known Vietnamese historian Phan Huy Le, p.12, it was written "chúa Nguyễn" ("lord Nguyen") with lowercase title.
Historian Trần Trọng Kim in his well-known 1920 book Việt Nam Sử Lược also did not capitalize titles, e.g., "vua Nhân Tông và vua Anh Tông" ("king Nhan Tong and king Anh Tong").
An ancestor of ours passed the triennial exam "Huong" in the 35th regnal year "Canh Hung" under "King Le Hien Tong." The Vietnamese article Giai thoại kỳ thú về niên hiệu Cảnh Hưng của vua Hậu Lê did not capitalize the title "King" ("Vua") but wrote "vua Lê Hiển Tông," so are Wikipedia articles such as vi:Lê_Hiển_Tông.
In current Vietnamese literature, such as Tài năng và nhân cách lớn của nhà chí sĩ yêu nước Nguyễn Văn Tố Internet archived 2021.06.14, it seems that "regular" titles such as "cụ" ("senior"), "ông" ("mr = mister"), "bà" ("mrs = mistress"),... are not capitalized, except for titles connected to a profession or to the government such as "Bác sĩ" ("Doctor"), "Thiếu tướng" ("Major General"), "Chủ tịch" ("Chairman"),... where only the 1st word is capitalized.
The Vietnamese article vi:Chức_danh, which was linked to the article Title as its "equivalent," is still in a poor state, and is not exactly the equivalent. Capitalization rule for "titles" in Vietnamese was not mentioned.
Egm4313.s12 ( talk) 16:25, 25 December 2023 (UTC)
I just noticed that you posted on 2023 Nov 7 the image c:File:1946_Ho_Chi_Minh_Leclerc_Sainteny_2.png that I uploaded on 2023 Jun 15 in the articles Jean Sainteny ( Revision diff) and Ho–Sainteny_agreement ( Revision diff), and wondered how you found out about this image. Perhaps there is a search method I did not know, and can learn from. Thank you. Egm4313.s12 ( talk) 16:23, 20 January 2024 (UTC)
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